A Comfortable Aloha Home Base — Hardwood Ceilings, Private Deck & Easy Access to Portland's Tech Corridor
Aloha sits at the midpoint between Beaverton and Hillsboro, which makes this address one of the more practical in the Portland metro for anyone traveling on business. One of Intel's Oregon campuses is within walking distance of the property — making this one of the closest short-term rentals to Intel in the area. Nike's world headquarters and the broader Washington County tech corridor are also within easy reach, and when the workday is done, downtown Portland is a straightforward drive east. This is a home that earns its keep whether you're here for a week-long project, an extended stay, or a Pacific Northwest leisure trip. Dogs are welcome.
The Home
The main house has a character that most Aloha rentals don't — hardwood ceilings run throughout, giving the space warmth and texture that sets it apart from standard builds. Natural light fills the rooms, and the layout across two bedrooms and two full bathrooms gives guests genuine room to spread out.
The primary bedroom is a standout: a walk-in closet, a large sliding glass door, and direct access onto the private deck make it a space that functions well both as a sleeping room and a quiet retreat. Step outside first thing in the morning and you're looking out over the backyard with coffee in hand before the day starts. The second bedroom and second full bathroom round out the sleeping and privacy arrangements for couples, small families, or work travelers sharing the space.
The fully equipped kitchen handles everything from a quick weekday breakfast to a full dinner, and the dining area gives the group a proper place to sit down together. Two 50" HD TVs with streaming services are available throughout the home for evenings in. High-speed WiFi, in-home washer and dryer, and central access to the deck, backyard, and side yard complete the picture.
Outdoor Space
The deck and backyard are fully available to guests — a good spot for morning coffee, evening wind-downs, or outdoor meals when the weather cooperates. The property features mature fruit trees throughout the yard.
* Please note: The fruit trees are strictly off limits. Picking or consuming fruit from the trees is not permitted under any circumstances. Please respect this house rule throughout your stay.
The Property
This listing covers the main house (Unit A) with its own private entrance. A separate unit is located on the east side of the property — the two spaces are fully independent with no shared interior access. Other guests may be present in that unit during your stay.
The Location
- Intel Campus: within walking distance
- Nike World Headquarters: approximately 10 minutes
- Downtown Beaverton: approximately 10 minutes
- Washington Square Mall: approximately 10 minutes
- Downtown Portland: approximately 25–30 minutes
- Oregon Coast: just over an hour west
- Mt. Hood: just over an hour east
- Restaurants, grocery, and everyday conveniences: within minutes in all directions
What this place offers
Air conditioning
Cooking basics
Dishes and utensils
Coffee maker
Washing machine
Dryer
Iron and board
TV
Children's books
Toys
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 queen
Bedroom 2
1 queen
About the neighborhood
Aloha sits in the heart of Washington County, midway between Beaverton and Hillsboro, with one of Intel's Oregon campuses within walking distance of the property — a rare advantage for business travelers that's hard to match anywhere else in the area. Nike's world headquarters is about 10 minutes away, and the Farmington Road corridor puts grocery stores, coffee shops, and restaurants within easy reach in multiple directions.
For time outside the office, Tualatin Hills Nature Park offers miles of forested trails and one of the best urban nature escapes in the Portland metro. Cooper Mountain Nature Park to the south is worth the short drive for wildflower season and panoramic valley views. Washington Square Mall covers shopping and dining when you want more options under one roof. Downtown Beaverton's restaurant scene is about 10 minutes east, and downtown Portland is 25–30 minutes via US-26. The Oregon Coast is just over an hour west, and Mt. Hood is roughly the same distance east — making this a strong base for weekend day trips in either direction.
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Getting around
A car is the most convenient way to get around Aloha and the broader Washington County area, and the location delivers well on that front. Tualatin Valley Highway (TV Hwy / OR-8) is the main east-west corridor through the neighborhood, putting Beaverton, Hillsboro, and everyday conveniences within easy reach in both directions. US-26 (Sunset Highway) connects quickly to downtown Portland — typically 25–30 minutes without traffic — and to Washington Square and the broader westside. The Oregon Coast and Mt. Hood are both just over an hour away for day trips.
For car-free days, the MAX Blue and Red Lines run through neighboring Beaverton with service to downtown Portland, the Lloyd District, and Portland International Airport. The closest MAX stations to Aloha are Elmonica/SW 170th Ave and Quatama/SW 206th Ave — both on the Blue Line with park-and-ride availability. The Beaverton Creek station is also nearby and sits close to the Nike World Campus, making it a practical option for guests commuting to that campus specifically. Lyft and Uber are available throughout the area.
Parking is available on the property — please confirm the number of spaces in your check-in instructions.
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Things to know
House rules
Check-in after 4:00 PM
Check-out before 10:00 AM
4 guests maximum
Safety & property
Carbon monoxide alarm installed
Smoke alarm installed
Fire extinguisher
Cancellation policy
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